Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-05-26


population by the new arrival at Gust
Huey's house on Main street.
j. &. Meyers auditors notice for
the Michael Nye estate at Aaronsburg,
appears in this paper under legal adver-
tisements.
III you want to buy good Groceries,
cheap Groceries, or any other kind OF
Groceries 60 81. w. Stover's, where
You will be made happy.
MIR. James Musser. of Hartleton,
passed through town last week, with u
large string Of new buggies which he Is
selling off MS fast as possible.
loving to Mrs. Margaret Stoyer's
critical coalition Geo. Ulrick's pres
ence is constantly required ut his house.
and +. p. Musser runs the freight and
express wagon In his stead.
The hotel buses have been busy
the past week transferring passengers
from the depot TO Millheim. The ap-
pearance Of travelling men on the streets
always speaks well for any town.
The new spring bonnets "bob up as
serenely" in the churches and at public
gatherings rs the painted buoys that
mark the oceanic highways. They
come "high," but We can't do without
them.
There will be only one week of
Special Court at BeIlefo nte next month.
The FIRST week has been abandoned.
Court will begin on Monday, the 10th
of June. when Judge Cummins will be
on the bench.
The Patrons of Husbandry will
open the fourteenth annual Interstate
Picnic Exhibition ut Williams Grove,
Monday, Aug. Goth and by all reports
it promises to surpass all former occa-
sions of the kind.
VALUABLE Horse FOR SALE.-W.
S. Musser, of the Musser House, Mill
helm, offers for sale fine, jet black
horse, weight 1910 pounds, guaranteed
sound, and suitable for all work. For
particulars inquire Of owner.
Adam Kale, and wife, OF Green.
burr, Clinton Co., stopped in town over
night, the guest of ]. II. Auman on
Main street. They had been attending
Reformed Chassis at Adamsburg, last
week, and were on their way home.
Mother Nature took good shower
bath on Tuesday evening. The rain
which was much needed for the parch-
ed ground and dusty streets came down
i'm torrents and wrought refreshing
change in the appearance or vegetation.
Postmaster ]. G Smith and family
took trip to Salona, Clinton Co., last
Saturday, to pay a few days. visit to
Mrs. Smiths parents. Her mother,
Mrs. James Mauck, is reported serious
ly Ill, which made Mrs. Smith anxious
to see her.
The price of coffee is going up at a
fearful rate and reports say it will still
advance, owing to the failure of the
crops in Brazil and Java. When coffee
costs q cents pound it behooves the
coffee drinkers to reduce their daily po-
tions to half the former size.
e. III. Long left for Fishers Ferry
on Saturday to join his wife who has
been visiting at the parental home the
past few weeks, and who has a painful
time with sore feet, so much that she is
obliged 10 employ medical aid. They
returned home on Tuesday afternoon.
In letter dated at Berwick on the
22nd inst. Edward Shenke, who is with
w. G.. Rook, at that place, informs us
that he will sail for Europe on Wednes-
day morning, the 25th. (which was yes
terday.) He expects to return by the
end of July. Hope may have smooth
voyage.
An invitation has been rendered
the Hook & Ladder Company to par
ticlpate in the parade on Decoration
day, but to their shame it must be said
said that the fire laddies are hardly in
q condition to accept. unless they sud-
denly awaken from their Rip Van
Wrinkle sleep.
You will find McDonald's 1mprov-
ed Liver Pills so satisfactory as cor
rector of torpid liver, as a regulator
of the bowels, as an eradicator OF bill
iousness. that you will regret not hay
ing tried them sooner. Money refund
ed to dissatisfied purchasers.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY s. CO.,
Philadelphia Agents.
Sold by J. Eisenhuth. Millheim, Pa.
Rev. L. A. Yearick of Aaronsburg,
requests US 10 again announce that dur
ing his absence on a visit at Turbut-
vile, w. Il. Auman, OF the Theological
Seminary at Lancaster will I'LL his ap-
pointments for next Sunday az follows:
Salem, 10 O'Clock, a. M, Aaronsburg,
II o'clock, p. m.
VINO WERE THEY?--Barber Hick
says he was attacked by three strange
men the other hight while passing
along North street on his way home.
The odds being strongly against him he
made away from them as fast as his feet
would carry him. Nothing more could
be heard of the knights of the highway.
On Tuesday evening the band
treated E. FL. Long and family to SER
enade, and then filed in front Of the
Musser House to pay the same compli-
ment to Mr.. Miles and Mr. Rupp. two
candidates. All of them gracefully